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I install one game and now it's BSODing me constantly.
Fuck. I don't even know if I can get it back to normal without taking it in.
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I have nothing helpful, but what game was it?
No other users reported any problems, though. But that was the last thing I did before turning it off.
^^ Could be that.I remember when I installed Fallout 3 it hated a winrar alternative I had installed.Scratch that, older games don't have such intrusive DRM.
What's your graphics card?
And I don't have a windows CD....
You should do a system restore to a date before you installed that game then.
I can't even get to the boot-up screen.
My dad is gonna be fucking pissed....he was already saving up enough to fix my other computer....
;_;
As for replacing the computer's OS, if you don't have the CD then you can always go get one from someone else. Or go Linux.
Anyway, this seems to be a simple problem with the windows boot-up. Checking the hard drive gave me perfect results--that is, there's no corrupted files there or anything. So that salvegable.
I hope that we can fix Windows and then back it up....
It's some hardware failure.
This could mean it's simply some RAM corruption (easily fixable), or the hard drive is so fucked that we'd have to wipe the thing completely and reinstall a new one.
I'm hoping it's not the former and not the latter.
It was working without the slightest hitch yesterday. No problems--internet perfect, games running smoothly, and everything running at 100%.
I turn it on the next day and the hardware is corrupted. This was a freak accident.
I did notice, however, that Vista was running in it's basic theme. Not Aero. But that was it.